S. Sudan Parties Form Coalition Ahead of Talks
Four exiled South Sudan opposition political parties have agreed to jointly take part in peace talks under one umbrella.Video
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18 March 2014
South Sudan Peace Talks to Resume in Volatile Climate
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- Voice of America
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South Sudan remains a volatile country following a fall-out between President Salva Kiir and his former Vice President Riek Machar. Peace talks ... see more »
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17 March 2014
South Sudan Cracks Down on Free Speech
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- Voice of America
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Leaders from the east African regional bloc, Intergovernmental Authority on Development or IGAD, have agreed to deploy troops to South Sudan by ... see more »
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South Sudan: Govt Hires U.S. Firm to Improve Foreign Relations
Sudan Tribune, 15 March 2014
Faced with the seemingly deteriorating relation between its government and the United States administration, South Sudan has reportedly hired a Washington-based public relations… Read more »
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South Sudan: Famine Looming in War-Torn South Sudan
DW, 13 March 2014
EU and US envoys have warned South Sudan's warring factions that famine is looming because they continue to ignore a ceasefire. East African states have agreed to deploy troops as… Read more »
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South Sudan: 'Tragedy' Cannot Be Resolved On Battlefield - U.S Ambassador
VOA, 14 March 2014
The U.S. Ambassador to South Sudan, Susan Page, has called on the country's warring sides to end three months of bloodshed and resolve, through talks, what she called "a real… Read more »
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South Sudan: Protesters Blocked From Storming UN Base in Wau
Sudan Tribune, 15 March 2014
The South Sudan government on Friday intercepted thousands of protestors in the Western Bahr el Ghazal state capital of Wau, who were intending to storm the UN base. Read more »
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South Sudan: In Presidential Palace, Salva Kiir Is Leading a Clique Not a Nation
SSNA, 14 March 2014
South Sudan is a great nation foundedby great people, under shared principles.Diverse ethnically and linguistically, South Sudan is made up of more than (60) sixty tribes living… Read more »
The United Nations humanitarian chief, Valerie Amos, announced today that she has allocated more than US$20 million to help alleviate the suffering of the recent wave of Sudanese refugees fleeing into South Sudan from the conflict in South Kordofan and Blue Nile States.
